Excel: Macros and VBA for Beginners

Excel: Macros and VBA for Beginners

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If you’re a frequent user of Excel, chances are you have Excel tasks that you need to repeat often. Fortunately, you can automate these tasks by creating macros. Many people assume macros are complicated and reserved only for Excel power users. Not so! In this short course, Excel MVP Oz du Soleil first explains the best times to use a macro, and then how to use Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) to set up a basic macro in Excel to record your mouse clicks and keystrokes. Learn how to set up macros in Excel now, saving time later.

Table of Contents

Introduction
1 Macros and VBA for beginners

The World of Macros and VBA
2 Making the case Why a macro and not regular Excel

Record a Basic Macro
3 Add the Developer tab to your ribbon
4 Record the macro and review the code
5 Stepping through the code

Other Things to Know before Creating Macros
6 Warnings about VBA and macros There is no undo
7 Warnings about VBA and macros Recorded macros are literal
8 Warnings about VBA and macros Errors
9 The VBA environment
10 Four ways to launch macros

Conclusion
11 You can do anything with VBA